Everything shutting down was painful for a lot of them, but they were able to weather the storm.

(Wishful thinking I know...)Cook County can be one of the biggest pains around to deal with on projects.

Getting it back on the market after a tenant can be a costly pain.

The administration is much more complex than just managing publicly traded assets so they leave alternative assets to specialty providers. 

They probably know its going be a pain in the *** to get them out or impossible to deliver vacant during a pandemic.

Also, the industry may be affected once the administration of the current president ends depending whether or not the next president would ban POGOs in the country or not.

Also getting good pm in those areas will be easy if you want it or managing remotely might be possible though a little bit of a pain with definite leasing agents involved.

The result has been a painful resale process that has cost him a lot of time, energy and money.Daily property search (daily grind):Foreclosure Auction Site 1: nothing in our marketsForeclosure Auction Site 2: nothing in our marketsMLS Search: nothing meeting criteriaShort sale search: nothing meeting criteriaOnline Auction Site 1: nothing meeting criteriaOnline Auction Site 2: nothing meeting criteriaWhat is the charge for the plaster work on active project 1?

Heck if you really are a masochist, go do DMM if you love pain.

Fairly simple, but it is a continual pain in the butt with continuing ed requirements, monthly fees, you have to disclose that you are a realtor and if not directly owner/purchaser that you have a financial stake in the entity, etc.